Events & Festivals in The Heartland of New Jersey
From Arts & Crafts to Food & Wine and Fun for the Kids, there’s a world of great events, festivals, fairs and fitness events in New Jersey’s Heartland. Here is a listing of all of the upcoming events.
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Millville Third Friday Event
December 18, 2020
Bogart’s Books & Cafe will be open for your holiday shopping Tuesday – Fridays 10am – 4pm and Saturdays from 10am – 2pm.
There is a huge variety of books used and new. This month’s special is “blind dates with books” and limited edition tree ornaments. Enjoy your favorite hot or cold beverage and a bite for lunch or snack.
The Riverfront Renaissance Center for the Arts, 22 N. High Street, is filled with art and artisan pieces perfect for holiday giving. When you shop here, you support the artists’ community, the art center, and you will have truly unique gifts for all the special people on your list!
An Octopus’s Garden celebrates the Holidays for their 10 year anniversary. When you shop here, you are giving the Gift of Art! There are nearly 100 artists represented in this lovely shop.
LaBottega of Art Gallery has great paintings, etchings, sculpture, glass art, and more at 508 N. High Street. New fused glass ornaments are special for the Holidays. Hours are Thursday – Sunday from 12 – 6pm.
Guess who is moving? El Guacamole Restaurant is moving to 16 N. High Street! The restaurant will be much larger and seat more diners. They will still be open at their current location and it will not close until the move is done and they can start serving in new spot. Congratulations to Eric and Paulina!
Things To Do in and Around Millville, NJ
The shops in the Village on High are open Thursday — Sunday from 12 — 5pm. All will be open on Third Friday until 9pm. The shops are: An Octopus’s Garden, Back Street Studio, Christa’s Country Creations, Embellish Treasure Club, Especially Bridget’s Handcrafted Gifts, Pangea Indigenous Art, Skyn Fix, Wildflower Vegan Cafe, and Xanderlily Gifts.
Service Spotlight
We ask you to please think about the small, independent shop owners when you need to purchase a gift, a decor item, need a hair cut, want some take out food, etc. Your purchase at one of our locally-owned shops and eateries goes a long way to a healthier economy. Thank you!
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